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PH11Apxnru1A STORE.

PnLADErpu1A STORE.
VIII Orsr this week Great bargains thro us hout the
store IN the following Departnents In Furs we Will
S6er full line q al the desirable kinda such AZ
teAvsr.. hinx Lynn, silver Gray Fox Bear and silk
beever IN NUTS Boas and by the yard prices that
VIII Offer fun line Of China SILK IN plain and fancy
sno embroidered Tides also LADIES' and Hand
l-rchiefs In white and colored, white center with
eolored borders Mufiers An white aud coored plain
Anc crepe nnish very Low. Linen Handkerchirfs in
fIest variety In Childrens Ladies' and Gents ladies'
Hodsry and Legsinss IN all styles and prices suit
In cur Glove DEPARTMENT we will offer some great
bargains In Suede Gloves st DC SSc.e Is and 81 %,
Ih-e pre- lower than any other house towufor
hs same quality Md Gloves all shades and black
heAsy sti,ehinzfor n. el25 and 81. 80 good
~ our Fancy Depa-tment we offer all kinds Of En-
aaAtey Ornaments. &C. Baby Caps IN Wool and Silk
q nof1sdere red and triInmed in Swsnsdown- Tobosgzn
- llash bonnets. and every rythinx the baby wants.
o1I tents Department. VIII oner fun line OF
AnoSrseA N white, red and natural wool: also full
~ Gloves Half Hose, Collars and Cuns.
In Cs iron xec up. full yard wide Also fun
80. Tais.re 1insre A. very low P-ices- -
oss. sesetss Plush. in all cOlors and low prices.
pAn.st stssck 10 now complete. and are offer
.S e.-,I .s ~ 10 els. (eyerything new), no old
We have spseaAlties in Umbrellas In Ginxham Al
kuSS oSrA i.s-s thread and SILK. all silk natural
- Ano eola ei1 silver handles very cheap.
- yor C1r1et Department. you will md Q choice
-ayn ~ lnsTAa run PC. up to s5c-. Tapestry
81 uvLn W % ~ 70 s1Sc- Body Brussels st 81 and
"a an Ciash al ss,,ery very cheap Ars Squares all
naa cARHARr LEIDY.
--c 8-s 9TH and 7O6 nv
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Heavy Failure in Owsarlo.

LONDON, ONT, Nov. 29.-The failure VI Jpo. y
LANG Co, one OF the largest Wholesale dry
goods arms In Western ontario, Is announced.
Liabilities, 100000; assets $4,000.
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AN ORGANIZATION THAT PROTESTS AGAINST LYNCH
ING AND DISCRIMINATING PRACTICES.
The annual meeting OF the Mutual Brotherhood
Of Liberty OF the United States was held yester-
day, in Baltimore, at Union Baptist church. The
object OF the brotherhood is to secure to colored
people their rights not now enjoyed which are
guaranteed under the fourteenth and 1fteenth
amendments to the Constitution OF the United
States, through legal process The annual report
tary, and states that "week after week the press
OF the country has recorded cases IN which coored
men have been treated like brutes by white men,"
The report protests against nhuman laws In Ma
ryland, and the Discrimination against colOred
people, which, the report says exists In the man.
agement OF the Baltimore public schools. ''The
constant numbering Of c0l0red men by Judge
Lynch" the report goes on, us another important
matter that concerns US We beheve that all
classes Of law-preakers among our people should
pay the full penalty Of the law. Yet we cannot
help feeling that II white men are permitted to be
tried In the court for crimes against women col
ored men should be allowed 70 have hearing, and
the night q bail, especially where doubt y ex.
The following ofncers were elected: President,
T. J. Waring; vice e-president, n. J. Reed; secre-
tary, Rev. VIM. n Alexander; assistant A. L
Minor; treasurer, Rev. A. Brown; executive board,
J. 8. DewiA chairman; Rev. J. G. Allen, w. II.
Resolutions weie adopted denOuncin2 the lynch
Stata society," the colored rAce, ana humanity"
ana censurin9 the ssherifl and osher public odL-
cerS q guilty Of gross criminal negiectb
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A DISCRIMINATION IN FAVOR OF TANK CARS By
WHICH THE BIG COMPANY PROFITS
The hearing OF the Standard OIL cases before the
Interstate Commission was continued yesterday.
Mr. Murray, general freight agent OF the Iron
Mountain and Missouri Pacinc lines, said that
most Of the cotton-seed on now goes from the
South TO Northern reineries where It Is converted
into lard and table OIL All the evidence in these
cases Is now In. The complainant seems 70 have
proved cOnclusively that the railroads almost
always give largely discriminating rates in favor
OF oil In tank cars and that the Standard OIL Co.
is practically the only institution whose plant
enables IL to avail itself OF the lower rates The
railroads have presented q number Of apparently
strong reasons for giving lower rates In tank cars
such as convenience In handling, lesser risk, di:
minished requirements In terminal facilities, and
greater chance for getting back loads It was
averred on tho part OF every railroad that no re-
bates are paid 70 the Standard OIL Co, and that
no special privileges are accorded to any insti-
tuition or individual a. against any other.
The Standard Oh witnesses declared that they
neither asked nor would accept any rebates,
lower rateA o. dlscrim1nating 'priviiegea All
testimony Of this kind. however, was limited to
the perf0d since April 8 last, the date when the
interstate law went into eject and only In some
unlmportant Particular and for purposes Of
theoretical comparison was the testimony per-
mitted 70 60 back OF that point Further pro-
cee0ings are postponed TIL January 16 when
argumonte w1u b heard
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Mr. Maadeyille Sue. Cor A..aul,.

DUBLIN Nov. ga writ has been sworn cut by
Mr.. Manoeyflle against TIE governor OF TullaInore
prison for assault. The charge Is based upon the
treatment ne received at the time his clothes were
stripped on Of him by the prison authorities
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PosrAsLE GRarrs.

BRAss ANDIRoSs. TENDERS.
And III requisites for the artistic treatment Of IN.
opsn crspsoeL Exquisite Porcelains for mantel orns
menss Choice examples Of Royal Worcester. Doultou
end other celebrated lotteries Artistic Bronzss
tuaasss. Aa
HARVARD HUTCHINSON.
olo 424 9Th street
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The German supreme court has Quaahed the san-
tonceg OF several young Alaattans VINO were con-
victed of publtcly ang1ng the 'MauelIlataas The
supreme court takes the ground that the law q
1012 undef which the 6entancos Wogo 1mpuDod,
dos noe apply % A1sace-L0natnA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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BRANCH pIsPENsARY.
CORNER OF Az ST AND MARYLAND AVE sw.
for Medical and surgical Treatment of INDECENT ohi
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MI. Blair's Seat.
WHY TIE NEW HANPsHIRR SENATOR Has NOW
ACROSS I'm AIeIk

WHY TIE NEW HAxRaH1R1 SENATOR HAS x0vxD
ACROSS nm AISLE
Some surprise Is manifested ut the action OF
Senator Blair in selecting one OF the choicest seats
on the democratic side OF the Senate chamber
When the Senate was composed almost entirely OF
republicans it was necessary to give the members
Of that party seats both sides OF the main aise
but when the division Of members between the
two parties grew TO be something like equal the
center aisle became the dividing line politically
the republicans occupying the seats on the east
and the democrats on the west size. This division
is simply custom, ana OF course there Is no rule
to cOnf1ne Senators to one side or the other;
but 1t Is a custom that has generally
been observed when there has not been
too great q numerical preponderance Of one party
10 make it practicable. The seat selected by Sena-
tor Blair Is next to the center aisle in the rear
and almost directly In front or the vice-Presi-
dents desk; hence IL Is one OF the choicest in
chamber, and no doubt there are democratic Sena-
tors who would be glad TO have 1t. Senator Blair
found IL out Of the question TO procure an eligible
seat on the republican slde SO he crossed the aisle
In the last Congress he had a seat way round at
the end Of one OF the rows next TO the lobby, and
he said that he could rarely ever catch the eye OF
the presiding officer when he wanted recognition.
His chief reason for taking the democratic seat is
that IL will place him right In 'front.' OF the presid-
ing ofncer and enable hum TO obtain recognition.
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Two Men wounded In . Qnaxrel Over
Anarchisua I'm q saloon.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.-Henfy Miller and Louis y.
HUH had discussion with ayxsnger In Ailiers
saloon, l4a0 lst avenue, at O'Clock this morning
about anarchism. The stranger was In favor OF
anarchism, a quarrel followed and the anarchist
drew a revolver and shot Miller Ia the neck, and
Huth In the left hand. He then escaped, but was
arrested a couple OF hours later. Miller and Huth
were taken to The Presby yterian hospital
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II Is RrAsosAB1r

Ir Is RrAsosAB1r
To suppose that firm whose experience in
business covers years Of success can ana WI
s1veits patrons satisfaction. Such . Arm Il
located at 7l9 MARKET SPACE. COR sTH
ST. n. W.
CROWDED SHELVES AND COUNTERS.
In our Ribbon. Lace. Handkerchief md
Notion Departments win be found special at-
fractions, an unlimited supply Of the best pro-
ductons.
WE OFTER
superb collection Of UMBRELLAS for Ladies'
and Gentlemen Nothing but the very best
articles fnd their way into our house. In silk
we have them from ESQ to the best. Elegant
line Of very handsome Handles in Gold and
Silver Gloria silk. very popular, we show .
good article - low - s1.35; better grades -
high - S4.25.
SILKS! sILKs.! sILKs.l!
At prices that VIII make 1t tempting to buy
them. Black Silks are always wanted: but the
Special Bargains we are now offering are not
always to be found. See the yHtces-S1. o1.25
and e150. They are certainly . marvel Of
genuine cheapness.
Our HOLIDAY GOODS are arriving daily.
7 @. DAv1A,
n2s 7lo MARKET SPACE.
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srAT1AENr THAT He WILL REACH AMERICA JUST
BEFORE THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
Washington special TO the New York Herald
says: Mr.. Jas G. Blaine is expected to reach San
Francisco Cal, on his return to the United States
on the 2Oth of June next He viii return via
Japan. Five days after his arrival in San Fran
cisco the national republican convention will be
held. Mr.. Blaine will remain In California until
the nomination has been made. one OF Mr. Blaine's
pn s srf the xaine stenasyman M tii ts r
nominated practically without opposition. His
presence in California WILL ft Is believed create
great furore as 10 insure him the solid vote of
the entire facifc slope. His journey across the
continent will be, according TO the present pro-
gram, the greatest ovation ever accorded to an
Grant in 1879. Nebraska, Missouri, Kentucky,
Ohio, and New York will be visited by him route
to his home In Augusta, Me.
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beneath the Scnatorr, Feet.

ELECTRIC WIRES LAID UNDER THE FLOOR OF THE
CHAMBER FOR ILLUMINATING PURPOSES
Workmen are busily engaged running the wires
and setting up the plant TO light the Senate cham
ber with electricity. The wires are run through
the air ducts and channels beneath the chamber.
The wires used are insulated, being encased I'm
rubber. When the attention Of the foreman OF the
work was called TO published statement that
there would be danger Of an explosion he said that
was absurd; that there was no possible danger.
'"These wires, he continued ''taEing up one tnat
was being run beneath the cloak rooms, "could lay
here for years without any possible danger" He
added that there Is safety arrangement connected
with the work as still further protection and
that In case OF any confusion OF the wires only
result would be that the lights would 60 out"
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coi6o0G 0ny evR known - this soct1oo g th1o
ssason q o. yeax. ths seopWasurs rsacn1ng -
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Bosros VAR1ErY STORE.

Bosros VARIETY STORE
Everybody knows that the largest and best line of
DOLLS in the city can be found in our store.
We carry larger stock than the combined stores of
Warrington and import them direct ourselves which
no other concern in the city does Notwithstanding
what they to the contrary This is the
that offer the choicest Dolls of our selec
ton at about the prices others pay for their goods
picked up in small lots Of New York tobbers. Upon
comparison you will hnd these statements reinforced
with facts and that you 20 per cent by buy
ing Of u.s. and take your choice Of 200 styles.
We sell fine Model Patent Head Dolls 10 inches tall
shoes and stockings worth Soc. for 25c
Handsome Wax Infant IL inches TALL worth Soc,
for 25c.
Patent Indsstructible Head Baby Doll. fine festures
worth u. for 49c.
Jointsd Body Bisque Head DOLL 10 inches tall aow-
ing hair, 29c.
Kid body, bisqus bead. l2 inches tall shoes and
Our Especial Model Wax Doll 20 inches tall shoes
and stockings., 49c.
Jointed Body Bisque Head Doll with teeth, sold
everywhere for Csc. 49c.
Fine Wax Doll. % inches tall. flowing hair. fine
features, 99c.
Special Model washable Wax. % inches tall, shoes
and stockings. sL29.
Jointed Body Doll. large bisqus head with teeth. Is
inches tall, 90c.
Kid body. patent head 81 inches tall. shoes and
stockings, 99c.
Six styles beautifully dressed Bisque Dolls, IA
inches tall, 99c.
Fine French Bisque Dolls handsomely dressed, from
el.99 to s14.99.
COlored. japanese and Creole Dolls.
Dolls Felt Hats l5c to Soc
Dolls Gossamers. assorted checks 25c
Dolls Hammocks, Is and 25 cents
Dolls Shoes and Stockings lOc to 49c
Dolls Furniture. Jewelry and Toilet Articlss
Como and prove statements
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH wARDwEIL.
nl6- -3m 70o-7O7-7Os Market Space.
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71o MARKET SPACE.

WEDNESDAY EvEs1se. Nov. 80.
SANTA CLAUS
viii give away TOYS and PRESENTS to the Children
from the front Of
n2S-3t The FAIR, Sl2 7th ct. NV.
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Mr.. ELLSWORTH INGALLS,, son Of the Senator, is
the private secretary OF the President pro tenpore
OF the Senate
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRRsIDKNr.-The President
to-day appointed Jas. b. Chess, OF Indiana, to be
U. S. consul at Durango, Mexico and George Z.
Ffnckel to be notary public for the District OF Co
lumbia.
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Schf11tngss Charges Agasmst mexhco.
HIS NRI0HBoRs IN TEXAS INCLINED 10 REGARD nIN
A. A CRANK.

DubDin lllsse0 40 CheoxD n4oR00geoos
DUBLIN, Nov. 29.-Lord Harrington has arrived
here. He Was both h1soed and cAeered - he IN
the train.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLBRs to-day were
Senator Berry, Representatives Townshend, Mills
Springer, stone, Of NO., McCreary, Thompson,
Biggs and WISE and Commissioner COlman.
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To-DAY's CABINET MEErINo.-At the Cabinet
meeting to-day all Of the officers were present
cept Secretary EndicOtt who is expected to return
TO Washington this afternoon.
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SICK LEAVES IN THE POsr-OFFICE DEPARTMKNT.-
In several cases that have recently been called to
his attention Chief Clerk Roy, Of the Post-Ofnce
Department., has allowed clerks who have been
sick for some time a leave OF absence with pay in
addition TO the usual thirty days leave. He,
however, states that he has acted In these cases
upon their merits, and that the general rule still
prevails that only thirty days absence will be
allowed during the year with pay.
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CHILDRENs CHRISTMAS meeting OF ladies
will be held at Mrs. Wm Webb's residence, 1900
street, at IL O'Clock on Thursday, December 1,
to arrange for the entertainment 70 be given by
1.-The ChildrenS Christmas Club thls year. :.
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TARIFF EEFoRNERs LOOKING AsKANr AT Mr.. RAN
DALLcHow THEY HOPE 10 SECURE SOMETHING IN
TIE WAY on TARIFF RKDUcroH-A DrsPosrTI0N
10 ss LIBERAL wrrH Mr.. RANDAIl<-THI MHLU-
ENcE OF TIE ADMINISTRATION
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said that China was willing that America should
be careful about the class OF emigrants from her
shores but she still thought she was Disseminated
against un1ustly. In California the people thought
that there should be q more rigid restriction law
than the present one. To man who has never
been In China all Cinnamon look alike, and so it
was that q Chinaman who had been In America
would, on his return home, sell his certificate OF
American residence, ana others would use it.
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NAVAL ORpERs.ACapt E. o. Matthews ordered
to duty as captain OF the Boston navy-yard on the
list OF December relieving Capt. Jas Fyfie, who
Is placed on waiting orders. Boatswain ]. B. F..
Langton ordered TO the receiving ship Dale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-29

~ GRAND CANTON, I. o. o. r.. Will
meet at hall WEDNESDAY, November 80,
f7:3O pm. Full uniform By order Of
MAJ. JNO. T. CHANCEY
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CORsON = MCCARTHY,
0LOvKR BUILDING, 14l0 y ST. n. W.
Banners and Dealers In 0overnment Bonda

Aailrosd Stocks and HondA and ~ poolrittee listed
on the Exchanges q New York PhdladslphiA Boston.
spsca.,ty made "a Invsstmsnt 9ecuztisa Distxtct
sPhone stock dealt in.
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tary OF the Treasury to-day appointed the follow
ing storekeepers and guagers In the NTH district
OF North Carolina; Henry v. Hlx, Wlkesboro:
Jas. +. Gilbert, Grade; Geo. w. Adams, jr, Null
berry. -
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACk TRUNK LINE
On and aiter S NTp 70 u HintsnT T~'o

LARGEST and Finest Passenger Station In America.
Is a. m Roches Express, drawing room cars 10 Al
p"' n.y. sursoga Lake George and Montreal special
Drawing room saratoga, Caldwell Lake OeOrge)'
So e @ anu tn FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED com
posed exclusively OF Buffet smoking car dining us"
R5chester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie, Cleveland and
Toiedp, arriving Chicago 90 a. IN next day - -
Richaeid Springs, CansidaIgaa and Rochester.
III 80 a H., Western New York and Northern Express
55 D. M SARATOGA LIMITED. Saturdays only
Through buffet smoking and drawing room car ,.,
$3.50 m, Albany Troy Saratoga anu Sio~ copDec,
through 70 Caldwell lake George on Saturdays.
q p M, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy - -,
q D. Fast Chicago Express, with seePn gears Ior
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Suspension Bridge Toledo Detroit
and Chicago Dinlng-car ew.YoIk 70 Albany. 80
Sleeping cars FOR Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis ST.
Louis Auburn Geneva. Canand gua. Clayton and Alex
hndria Bay daily. Paul Smiths sarsnac &C. wa Utica
D m Montreal and Adrondick Express daily. Sleep
ing cars 70 Plattsburg and Montreal via Rouses Point and
Chaeaugsy r. r. for Lake Chazy Lyon Mountain Ralphs
Loon Lake saranae Paul Smiths SC Sleeper daily cn,
ep m. Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 m,
TO rs D. m, Pacific Express. with sleeping for
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo De
troit and chicago oIeeplhgear " CiayVoh Via UTICA
ii Il p m. Night Express, with sleeping cars TO A.
West for saratoga Lake George. and for the North lex
cept Saturday nght)
sale at Grand nal Depot 413 s5 and 942 Broadway
II Park Place Battery Place, 90 West l25th s., and
and 100 Fulton st Brooklyn and 70 Fourthst Williams
Wsstco,ps Express can for and check baggage from
Run daily: others daily except Sunday +stop at
Mott Hay wen, station uss'h-st) ,,r,,,r ,,o,,rrr
General ZEN supern.endent General Passenger Agent
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TRIE RAILWAY.-Through ira

CRIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave
IL 23dst minutes earlier than time shown g6 from
gu;es earlier NJ. r, .o.
coaches 10 inghalnton. Elnira, Hornellsve, Roen.
, ester, Buffalo Niagara Fails. Pullman Sleeping
p m.-D4ily Chicago and s. Louis Limited a solid
Pullman train Of Day and Bune! sleeping coaches 70
Louis: pullman sleeping Coaches 70 Roeheser' Bnf
falo Niagara FAILS, Hamilton anu Toronto NO extra
P. m-Dally. chicago Express. Pullman Day and
Sissars Fans ana Chicago; n,r. "A, 5as ? 90
90, . so, 10 70 a. NJ, II 20 noon 49, 80,
100, 80 40, 5 10. 80, 80, . 10 80, 10
54s s HS 10 o. 20 70 p M, IL 90 noon 40 10 $50
rssk 10 dS SS AS II ~ a. ~ 80
70 2C go no9o da 90 49, 95 80 SO 10 80 80
p H IL midnight SUNDAYS 40 10, 10 20, ~ noon,
az S tS S wa 10 Se we d q mo-
$50. TO- II 80 NJ 2 20 90 20; ;oS; 10
Si is no no.. $50 g. q * 30, p % aa L a'sn s'a@
suss% wees 81 a? "a So 80 o so 70 80 20
g. 80 10 % s go and Il mah 5 30 s.
q 1S 50 r. ;4G d.. a I'd II y GiSnisht -'
wsSwicS as o. 10 20 a. M, 80, 80 p sundays
MoSticeo aad White Lake a. M, 80 , m. ~ %
Newburg and Cornwall 90 . a. nl,, 49, ~ 'o
Montgomery RondOut and Kingston a. H. o ~ p H.
Scranton a DGnmore week days, a. M, 80 P; m;
Goshen, 40 45 90 9, 10 20 a M 90 90 . 90 o.
a. H., g. 6 80 sp IN. ,o.oo.
Ma1S S 30 ~tes 49, d g. 80 No. sSDaas g.
o. 10 20 a. m, 8, 80 p. III The d. H. tram stops
Port jeS1is a5. 80 o. 10 90 m 80 80 80
9, 8, 80 p M Sundays 8; 10 o. 10 20 a. H. D.
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Drawn ,E Room Sn
Checking transfer OF baggage may be left At the Com
lauys ohees Nos q 49, i S1' BsdT or al a.
Express trains from The w Yes .a asriye in NewYoFk at
r. II. soULE, GenI Mgr. L p. FARMER G. p. Ast.
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1rooklpn proprrip fm Sale ano Go Gei
FOR SALE.
2ox45 FEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP.

20x45 FEET-LOT 100 FEET DEEP.
tory and basement brow usOne froIt Basement
paror "a STORY uAah Ia hard wOd % noor saloon
chamber, plate glass Windows In ulnr caDinc maht Is
thu ghOu 10 plate glass Butrsss sans III par.
lor story, basement AM paroI hall Wdscoted "a hard
wood double parlOr. SAM plumbing through
out. Heated b, furnace. Price, 9ll,OO0.
Also 2-stOry and basement red brick and brown
stone, I'm shed with latest Improvements Price $1,000
III house Is a bargain
Also a house, finished In the most durable man
ner pfice Sl7 800. This house viii be shown only On
special permit o. $500
TO reach take Brooklyn Elevated road 10 Sumner
station about 20 minutes rldcthcn 90 blocks up
sumnerave 10 Monroe-st, then block to my house @O1
A Lewis-aVe.
These houses all convenient 70 Elevated Road IN
Of Brooklyn, and built by
OF the builders In the city. They be- sold
the cannot afford 10 carry them. Keys at 2O7
A Lewsave.